St. Vincent (2014)

"St. Vincent" features a minor character, Brother Geraghty, whose implied gay identity is presented incidentally. The depiction is brief and non-judgmental, neither uplifting nor denigrating. His sexuality is not central to the plot and serves primarily to add a subtle layer to his character as a kind and supportive teacher, resulting in a neutral overall portrayal.

The film portrays Catholic institutions (the school, Sister Mary) as nurturing and instrumental in Oliver's moral development. While Vincent himself is not religious, the film uses the Catholic concept of sainthood to highlight his inherent goodness, suggesting that the virtues taught by the faith can be found and appreciated even outside its formal adherents.